Low on precious screen real estate, or busy massaging your carpal tunnel
wrists damaged by waving a mouse around like an idiot?
> Why should I use a tiling window manager?
- Freedom from the mouse
- High customizability
- Efficient use of screen space
- Lightweight
> ** Resources **
> i3wm - https://i3wm.org/
Babby's first twm, easily customizable from a central config file, has sane
defaults. Usable out of the box.
> Xmonad - http://xmonad.org/
Written and configured using haskell, so knowledge of haskell is recommended.
Highly extensible, stable, and dynamic.
> bspwm - https://github.com/baskerville/bspwm
Binary Space Partitioning Window Manager
bspwm is a tiling window manager that represents windows as the leaves of a full binary tree.
> dwm - http://dwm.suckless.org/
Dynamic Window Manager written in C.
Slightly higher learning curve than most other twms, basic knowledge of C is
necessary for configuration as it takes place in the header file. Very
lightweight.
> awesomewm - https://awesomewm.org/
Supports lots of features out of the box, less initial configuration necessary than some others.
Shares the concept of tags with dwm which can be more flexible than workspaces.
Also, very extensible through Lua.
> ratposion - http://www.nongnu.org/ratpoison/
Ratpoison is a simple Window Manager with no fat library dependencies, no fancy graphics, no window decorations. As the name suggests, it's entirely keyboard driven.
> herbsluftwm - https://www.herbstluftwm.org/
Manual twm with similar tiling system to i3
Can be reconfigured on the fly using herbstclient
> spectrwm - https://github.com/conformal/spectrwm
Inspired by xmonad and dwm. Easy to configure, since the config is in simple plain text. It has a built-in status bar that can be fed from a user-defined script.
> Brief introduction/ explanation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Api6dFMlxAA
> Comparison of various twms
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Comparison_of_tiling_window_managers
why won't this faggot add StumpWM to the list?
this is stupid why do you guys keep making threads for a specific piece of unnecessary software
>>62432811
add it yourself next time
>>62432717
>half of the wm in the list are dynamic wms
>tiling
>>62432717
nigger
How can I use two containers with tabs effectively in i3?
If I want to focus the right container, I first have to focus the rightmost tab in the left container. Do I have to use stacking layout or is there another key to switch to a container without changing tabs?
Also i3-gaps is the best window manager and I regret ever saying otherwise.
>>62433403
This
>>62433688
Found it myself, mod4+a focuses parent, from there I can move normally.
>>62433403
Yes but they have good tiling properties which differentiate them from other window managers typically bundled into environments.
>>62433787
Yes but they have both good tiling and floating properties which differentiate them from other tiling window managers bundled into OP's list.
Someone asked in the previous thread for my polybar config but I didn't have a chance to respond. If you're here, anon, I hope you find it useful
https://pastebin.com/raw/ZLYP0dkt
>>62432717
>still no stumpwm
THIS BOARD IS LITERALLY A SHRINE TO SICP
WHERE IS YOUR LOVE FOR LISP
>>62433932
Thanks, anon!
>>62432717
How the fuck can you stand to have text that small? I can barely read any of it and i'm only like 1 1/2 foot away from my monitor.
>>62432717
Where's Orbment?
>>62433403
so what?
>>62434543
IS INCORRECT
herbstluft 4 lyfe nygga
>>62432717
>> Brief introduction/ explanation
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Api6dFMlxAA
>2 hours
>brief
ion4 when
>>62432717
That screenshot is a joke.
It would also be nice if it was a screenshot of actual, real work instead of just rice config